Lively Lemon Gin Tonic

"Created for the Lively Lemon Lovelies of ZWT #8 our pub crawl is a Gin Crawl! Come visit and have a drink here http://www.food.com/bb/viewtopic.zsp?t=377158 Lemon Balm or lemon grass can be used in place of the lemon Verbena"
 
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Ready In:
5mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
1
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ingredients

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directions

  • In a cocktail shaker, muddle the leaves.
  • Add ice and the gin, lime juice and shake well.
  • Strain into an ice-filled balloon glass it will enhance all the aromas in the drink.
  • Wipe the rim with a slice of lemon, stir in the tonic, drizzle blueberry syrup for color and sweetness and garnish with the verbena leaf and lemon slice.

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Reviews

  1. LOVED this one! I'm a huge fan of gin tonic anyway, and this was wonderful with the lemon verbena and the lemon juice. For the blueberry syrup, I made some myself from fresh blueberries. Not only did it look pretty but it added some more nice flavour. Thanks for creating this special team drink for our lovely team, Rita!<br/>Made for ZWT 8 / Great Britain for the Lively Lemon Lovelies
     
  2. I loved this, easily and tasty. We have lemon verbena on our balcony and I used my own homemade blueberry syrup. If I would do it again, I would try it with a bubble tea straw so I could suck up the blueberries whilst drinking it but I think that is only thing I would change.
     
  3. Another winner from Rita! This cocktail was wonderful. So refreshing, and the blueberry flavor was amazing. Husband loved it, too! Thanks, Rita! Made for The Jammin' Jazzberries, ZWT8
     
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